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Clinical consequences of a 30‐day interval between antibody identifications

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While studies have shown that antibody detection may be delayed if an antibody identification (ABID) is not performed every 3 days, little data exist on the potential major risk of an… Click to show full abstract

While studies have shown that antibody detection may be delayed if an antibody identification (ABID) is not performed every 3 days, little data exist on the potential major risk of an acute hemolytic transfusion reaction (aHTR).

Keywords: antibody identifications; consequences day; day interval; interval antibody; clinical consequences; antibody

Journal Title: Transfusion
Year Published: 2022

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